Bugs Bunny

Conductor .

I can't, I would have to be an actOR. But you may be able to, maybe even sometime in the near future. I'm sure that the folks over at the Warner Brothers Studios are always on the lookout for new talent.

No he is about 5 feet with his ears

Wikipedia says it is Charles M. Wolf named after Charles M. Chuck Jones.

Bugs Bunny - Daffy Duck - Porky Pig - Elmer Fudd - Sylvester - Tweety - Wile E. Coyote - The Road Runner .

He's an in-your-face smart-alec with a sharp tongue and a penchant for making things difficult for others.

If you're referring the scene when Bugs is a barber and is massaging Elmer's scalp , then that's the overture to "The Barber of Seville" by the Italian composer Gioachino Rossini .

Bugs Bunny is a cartoon character that does not wear any shoes.

"The Hare-Brained Hypnotist" : sans doctor . ~ Look to the related link below .

Bugs Bunny has had a few different girlfriends over the years. In the short "Hare Splitter"(1948) he was courting Daisy Lou against a big dumb rabbit named Casbah, in "Hold the Lion, Please" (1942) it's revealed that Bugs is married in a gag at the end and in the 50s, there was Honey Bunny. Honey never appeared in a short and was created entirely for merchandising back, but she had a few comic book and video game appearances. Bugs is mostly a solo act and his girls are never consistent, but as of the 1996 movie "Space Jam" he's officially with Lola Bunny, who's since appeared in web shorts, comics and Baby Looney Tunes.

So, long story short: Lola Bunny

If you are referring to "What's Opera, Doc?", it's Ride of the Valkyeries! :D

Bugs Bunny did a blackface parody of Al Jolson's song "Uncle Sammy" in the 1942 cartoon short "Any Bonds Today?" .

Tex Avery created Bugs Bunny.

Bugs Bunny became a star July 27, 1940 with the cartoon short "A Wild Hare" .

Inside the trunk there is a round panel about 6 inches in diameter just in front of each tail light. Typical German engineering dictates that you take a small flat blade screwdriver and pop this panel off the light you want to access. Then you reach into the access hole and unscrew a large plastic nut with your fingers. It takes several turns to get the nut to come off. Make sure not to drop it into the fender well, quite frustrating if you drop it like I have before. After you get this plastic nut removed, you will then move to the outside of the trunk - just to the side of the trunk opening. You will be prying the now loosened tail light assembly out of the fender. To do this, you will need to find something that like a sharp rigid plastic wedge and slowly pry it under the rubber weatherstripping on the tail light assembly. If you were to resort to a flat blade screwdriver, I would place something rigid and flat under the screwdriver so you do no not dent the fender while prying the light out. Even with the plastic nut removed from the trunk, the light is still difficult to pry out of the fender. The assembly has plastic tongs that catch under the outer edge of the assembly (the part on the outside of the assembly) toward the outer edge of the rear fender.) It is important that you only pry on the assembly from the part of the tail light assembly closest to the trunk opening. If you pry elsewhere, you will break the assembly. You slowly insert the wedge and pry gently on the rubber weatherstripping to lift the edge of the tail light assembly out of the fender. It takes kind of a popping action to pry and "pop" it this corner of the assembly out of the fender. Notice it will appear to be hinged on the outside, but again, this is not a hinge but a sizeable lip on the outer edge of the tail light assembly. Gently pry the assembly out of the fender, and as you pull it completely out of the fender well, you will notice that there is a piece of spring steel that is attached to the stud that you removed the nut off at the beginning. You will want to pay attention to the placement of this stud as you will have to put it back into the hole in the trunk when you re-insert the tail light assembly later. After you have removed the tail light assembly, you can then remove the bulb and put in a replacement.

Re-assembly: You insert the tail light assembly with the tonged portion - the part with the lip first, put this lip under the fender, then push the stud into the hole in the trunk for use later. Press firmly on the tail light assembly and it will pop back into place in the fender. Reach into the trunk, take the plastic nut and place it through the the access hole in the trunk to re-install it onto the stud that holds the tail light assembly. Tighten several revolutions, you will know when you have secured it properly, just turn it until finger tight is as tight as you can get it. Pop the plastic cover back into the access hole and you are done.

No shoe store, and the line is actually "tell me more about MY eyes", but the only short I know featuring a line like that is 1944's "Bugs Bunny and The Three Bears".

Yes, the Litigants on court shows like The Peoples Court are paid for their appearance. In the ending credits of the show there is usually a message reading some like "Both the plaintiff and the defendant have been paid from a fund for their appearance. The amount, if any, awarded in the case, is deducted from this fund, and the remainder is divided equally between both litigants. The amount of the fund is dependent on the size of the judgement." In advance of the taping the litigants are given a packet of information detailing all of this.

Yes. I'm not sure how many pieces. He almost always signed his name and number (7)

"What's Opera, Doc?" ~ look to the related link below .

i believe they are the same age!

"Racketeer Rabbit" ; about 5:03 in the YouTube link below .

Bugs Bunny .

"Bushy Hare"